It may be tempting to leave a note on your boss’ desk and disappear when no one’s looking. Ito ay isang paraan upang magkaroon ka ng masamang reputasyon lalo na kapag naghahanap ka ng bagong trabaho, as many prospective employers and recruitment agencies often look into how you left your last job.

To help you quit your job with class, here are a few steps to making the transition as easy as possible.

While most employers prefer to be notified in person, some companies also require a letter of resignation. Some may require one or the other, but it's always best to be prepared and have both. That demonstrates professionalism and class. Keep resignations neutral in tone, provide the specific date you will be leaving, and keep the notice short and to the point. Mas mabuti na ang mga importanteng bagay na ito ay nakadocument para sa iyong record at organizational purposes.

Before you officially leave, make sure you get your things in order and have a proper turnover. Don’t leave a mess for your co-workers or replacement to figure out. Leave your space clean and your tasks tidied up and organized. Make it easy for others to come in and pick up where you left off, rather than having to untangle a maze of paperwork and half-finished projects.

Understand that your company will likely need to find a replacement to fill your position. Depending on the job—and how invaluable you are—they may ask you to help with interviews and training. Maging willing tumulog para sa mas maayos at madaling transition. Be welcoming and positive with any replacement.

Some people have a difficult time with goodbyes. They find it awkward and uncomfortable. If that’s you, be sure to keep your co-workers informed about when you’re leaving. Most people wouldn't like coming in to work only to find their dependable co-worker gone without explanation. Not only is this a transition for you, but for them as well.

No matter how you’re leaving your job, it’s always best to be as gracious and appreciative as possible. Make goodbyes personal and make sure your co-workers know how much you are grateful to have met them. It’s best to keep it simple and don't drag it out.

Whether you are leaving your current job for positive or negative reasons, leaving on a high note is essential. Remember that no matter how badly you may want to walk away and never see that place again, you may need to. You will likely need a reference from that boss or run into co-workers in the future. Try to handle the situation as gracefully as possible as you look forward to what’s ahead.

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